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I'm delegating my $AVAX. Here's how I've been doing it 
So, first of all, I'm doing a little bit of research. This is a YouTube video I found that explains clearly:
I also found this article in Medium, that explains the whole process of $AVAX rewards and earning through staking, both as a node or delegator: https://medium.com/avalabs/staking-avax-by-validating-or-delegating-with-the-avalanche-wallet-f4d9adc182a6
I'm getting a drink while researching, this looks as interesting as it is. I'm so fortunate about finding out the existence of this project...
While researching, I've been wondering: which other project works like this and offers you the safety and scalability that $AVAX owns? I know, none.
So, I'm already on the process after researching. First step you should do is transfer your AVAX from the X-Chain (the "normal address" you've been using since you started holding to send and receive $AVAX) to the P-Chain (the one that is part of the whole staking process)
I'm only delegating 35 this time because it is the first time I do something like this since I'm into crypto, even though I fully trust $AVAX as a safe coin. I just hit the confirm button and my $AVAX will just be transferred from the X-Chain to the P-Chain
Now, with already 35 $AVAX in the "staking chain" (P-Chain), I should select a node to delegate. The availability indicates how many $AVAX can be delegated to that validator. Ending time states in how many days or months I'm receiving my reward.
The uptime, in other hand, shows you what percentage of the time the node has been running online and correct. It's a number that can show you how trustable the node is. If the node goes below 60% regarding the time active, that node won't receive any reward.
Anyways, most of the available nodes to delegate to are above 90%, so you should not worry.
You can also filter the validating nodes that are showing on the list to delegate to.
So here's my delegation selection. Note that the validator and delegation dates end at a different time. This means that, while the validator ends its period in an specific date, you can customize your delegation period and your reward will be given according to that time.
It is important to know that the delegation time should not pass the validator's date, because the delegation depends on the validator by itself.
Since this is the first time I do it, I went with small numbers, but I'm interested in going big next time.
And that was it. Pretty easy process and a profitable way of supporting your favorite coin. Everyone holding $AVAX should do this!
